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Personally, I just use a manilla folder...but if you've ever used a Func pad...WOW. Just...WOW. It's strange to actually move the mouse around on it at first, it feels really weird. First time I used one it reminded me of playing air hockey the way it almost seems to "float" on the surface.Quote:
Originally Posted by Motoman
this is the best mousepad out :D
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lol, actually I use a fUNC1030 and love it
WHERE THE HE77 did you find that one?
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Originally Posted by phelan1777
My first guess is that its from Japan...
....or the devil's backyard. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by taggart6
Actually i would still recommend the Razer Exactmat. However, its all up to personal preference in the end.
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Imanihilist, did you use the exactmat for an extended period. :confused: The control side feels just as 'airy'. It even kinda keeps the teflon nice and smooth. :D
If you have uneven teflon skates placed on ANY mouse, the Exactmat's control side will break them in really quickly. :D It may sound like it wears your mousefeet off faster, but I have personally tried other mousepads and seen much less difference. It got me worried during the first month, but the teflon wears off much slower than other mousepads I have tried. Eg. Barracuda Series, Ratzpad. The rate of wear really slows down once the mousefeet are broken in.
The Exactmat is made entirely out of aluminium by the way. The surface is aluminium hydrate-something.
A test you can conduct to see if your teflon feet are broken in. Just slide your mouse with a quick flick of your wrist from end-to-end. If your mouse just slides off and keeps on going, you know its broken in. If it stops or starts slowing down before 3/4 through, your feet are wearing out or aren't broken in yet. ;)